Happy New Year!
I hope you rang in the New Year with people you love and that 2011 is the year your dreams come true.
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celebrate
Personalised video messages from Santa
This morning, Hunter received an email with a personalised video message from Santa Claus.
In the video, Santa spoke to Hunter by name, talked about all the wonderful things Hunter had achieved this year and even consulted his special book to find a photo of Hunter and the gift he had asked for.
Hunter was elated.
We're now heading off to a Christmas tree farm close to our home to select our Christmas tree (which will be delivered on 1 December) and meet Santa and his reindeers in person.
If your children would like their own personalised message from Santa, you can request one here.
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Where the Wild Things Are Quadruplets
I know Halloween is well and truly over, but I couldn't help showing you these gorgeous quadruplets dressed as characters from Where The Wild Things Are.
If you're still stuck on the whole idea of having quadruplets (I know I was) you'll be even more amazed to hear their mother designed and made their costumes. She deserves a medal, pure and simple.
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Little party: Baking birthday
This baking birthday party by One Charming Party is just so sweet. Sara and Brittany always produce the most spectacular parties and this is no exception.
I just love the cupcake garland (which reminds me of this necklace) and the pretty baker's hats. (I'm considering making one for myself to wear while I prepare dinner...)
The best part of sharing this party is letting you know that you can easily create this pretty party in your own home. Sara and Brittany have (so kindly) put together a downloadable PDF with over 50 pages of wonderful ideas and instructions - and it's only $6.
You'll also love their art gallery party.
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Little craft: Potato stamp gift wrap
My latest craft project is potato stamp gift wrap. It's a great (and economical) way to turn plain paper into something special. You can find the instructions over at B:Kids.
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